Should I remove my texture implants?

If you are not having any issues with your implants and are happy with the size, then leave them. However, if you want to be smaller, you might consider going with the smooth implants. The textured implants of one particular company on the shelves were recalled, but not all textured implants and not those inside ladies. The average lifespan of the bag is 10 to 20 years, but I have seen 40 year old saline implants that were doing well.

It is recommended to have the implants removed if they are causing issues or you are experiencing symptoms. If not, it is optional whether you would feel more comfortable replacing your current implants with smooth implants. There is no specific time frame that implants "last" but after several years it is not uncommon that women prefer a different sized implant, or perhaps desire a lift. I welcome you to visit us in our Houston office for a consultation to learn more. I've included a video I hope you find helpful.

The FDA has not recommended removal or replacement of textured breast implants or tissue expanders in asymptomatic patients. As of this date, the BIA-ALCL risk appears to be very small. Women will be tested only if they show symptoms.
Allergan will allow you to swap the textured implants for smooth ones, but it does not cover the surgery costs (board certified plastic surgeon, board certified anesthesiologist, surgery center fees, supplies, bra, etc.) However, many PSs are offering discounts on the surgery costs. Replacing 435cc implants with 300cc implants will be more involved than a mere exchange.
With proper monitoring (self-exams, physician exams), you do not need to automatically replace your implants every 10 years unless you have issues with them.